What does 2 Thessalonians 2 say about people who will not receive the message of the 144,000?
According to the supplied context, 2 Thessalonians 2 has Paul, by the Holy Spirit, identify those who will not receive the 144,000's message. It rules out a second chance for anyone who missed salvation during the age of grace. The passage connects the church age's end with the tribulation and the Antichrist's coming.
Les explains that after seeing the great tribulation converts in Revelation 7, the natural question is whether people who missed salvation during this age of grace get a second chance. He answers no. He then points to 2 Thessalonians 2, saying Paul by the Holy Spirit identifies who will not be recipients of the 144,000's message. Paul normally deals with grace and the mysteries, yet here he connects the end of the church age with the tribulation age and the Antichrist's arrival.
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Where in the Bible does Paul identify who will not receive the 144,000's message?
In 2 Thessalonians 2, Paul writes by the Holy Spirit to identify who will not be recipients of the 144,000's message.